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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1968
Page
4
A 1969 editorial urges practical resolutions for farm and ranch life, listing many humorous and ambitious projects. It reflects Ada Oklahoma context with references to local publications and rural concerns, noting that time limits progress and grass keeps growing.
In Agra India divorce actions granted Fannie James formerly Frank James now Fan nie Cannon restored Sally Cobb and Jesse Cobb receive court approvals. Over 100000 people witnessed Taj Mahal under harvest moon as crowd gathered for an event. A 1995 Chicago newspaper reportedly published the first United States automobile road map.
Biblical study discusses how Revelation links present faith to a future created by God. It contrasts human progress with a divine plan, presenting Christ as Alpha and Omega and urging believers to conquer despair through faith, while warning some may choose evil.
In Lewistown Mont Cheri Trask 8 had her new bike stripped of its wheels in front of 413 West Corcoran Cheri’s father Dick Trask posted a harsh public ad in the Lewistown News accusing the thief and wishing misfortune upon them The note ends with a misspelled phrase about breaking their neck
Apollo 8 crew members Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders celebrate a Christmas at home via taped messages as relatives join a church service in League City Texas gifts arrive and prayers go unanswered while families await the splashdown and reunion.
Spee Morris and wife Nancy visit his parents in Ada while Nancy's parents come from Stratford for holidays. U S Army specialist Morris to begin Vietnam duty in January. The Morris family also hosts Pvt Bill Morris home for Christmas from Ft Polk Louisiana for back training. Steve Snider and children Dallas visit Ada for Christmas to see his wife’s parents. John Martin and family from Boulder Colorado visit Mrs C H Massey over the holidays.
A humorous post Christmas tirade on overindulgence at the holiday table. The author mocks gluttony and suggests scientific chic ideas like a stomach sonar to monitor digestion, urging readers to start New Year’s Day in better shape with a big plate of black eyed peas.
Oakman community notes a Christmas program at the Oakman Free Will Baptist Church led by pastor Randall Miller. Afterward, members delivered fruit, nuts, and candies to shut ins and elderly residents.
Three teenage girls in India completed a three week mountaineering course in Uttar Kashi proving adventure is not just for boys. They described mountaineering as a cure for shyness and vowed to return for more. The group climbed Gowma peak at 12,000 feet and set sights on Everest, 29,128 feet high.
Services for Sheri Lea Walkup infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Walkup will be held at 2 p m Friday in Smith Funeral Home Chapel with Rev H Baker officiating. Burial will follow at Rosedale Cemetery. The baby died in a city hospital Monday born March 26 1968. Grandparents are Mrs Ethel Walkup and Mr and Mrs P B Bethurem Ada and great grandparents Mr and Mrs J M Stegall Ada.
An interstate network of reciprocal procedures lets families in New Jersey and California and across all 50 states pursue runaway parents for child and spousal support. Mothers file in their local courts, which transfer claims to the other state for enforcement, with due process for any objections.
Around The County reports a Vanoss Christmas party with Mrs Myrtle Archer and families visiting in Fort Worth. It notes visitors including Rev Don Newby and families, Mr and Mrs Benny Jones and Kenny, and others from Arlington and River side. Vanoss FFA voted to treat officers and advisers to a Holiday House dinner with gifts for vocational agriculture advisers.
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